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prepared to present with its report a plan of the projected hall . 5 . That the committee be requested to present this report at the next regular meeting of the Lodge . 6 . That the committee consist of the W . M ., the present Wardens , and of Bros . Manuel , Binet , Ratier , Le Gros , and Voisin , This very important matter having been satisfactorily disposed of , the Lodge proceeded to the election of tho W . M . for the ensuing year . Several brethren were put in nomination , and Bro . Le Cras , who now fills that high office , was re-elected . A more complete evidence

of the appreciation of his efforts could not have been given . The annual banquet and installation of officers was fixed for May 24 th . The business of the evening was appropriately brought to a close by a vote of £ 4 to the Masonic Annuity Fund , tho immediate object of which was to obtain votes for John Battam , an aged Mason of good character , who has lost one leg , aud has been rendered incapable of work by old age and infirmity , with a view to place him on the list of annuitants at the approaching election of the institution . At half-past ten the W . M . closed tho Lodge , after a sitting of five hours , and in another hour the brethren dispersed ,

after partaking of the usual light refreshments . It may be added , that Bro . J . Hammond , Prov . G . M . of the Channel Islands , favoured the meeting by his presence , and remained during tho whole of tho interesting proceedings , —[ From our correspondent H . H . ]

CHESHIRE . ArroixistExis— Lodges . —Wednesday , May nth , Fidelity ( 6 ' 2 iS ) , White Hart , Flowery Field , at S ; Thursday , 12 th , Mersey ( 701 ) , Angel Hotel , Birkenhead , at 0 . CORNWALL . AFI ' OIKTMENT . —/ . orfj / e . —Tuesday , May 10 th , Drnida of love and liberality ( 859 ) , Lodge Room , liedruth , at 7 . DEVONSHIRE .

ArsoiKTiLEKis . —Andres . —Monday , May 0 th , San ( 123 ) , Globe Hotel , Eiiuouth , at 5 ; Sineerity ( 221 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehottse , at 7 ; Wednesday , 11 th , Fortitude ( 122 ) , Princo George Hotel , Storehouse , at 7 . DORSETSHIRE . ArroiNiJiEST . — £ < % &—Monday , May 0 th , Montague ( 003 ) , Lion Ins , Lyme Hcgis , at 7 . DURHAM .

ArroixxMEXTS . —Zw / i / es . —Monday , May 9 th , St . Hilda ' s ( 202 ) , Golden Lion , South Shields , at 7 ; Tuesday , 10 th , St . John ' s ( 95 ) , Phojuii Hall , Sunderland , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Palatine-( 11-1 ) , Bridge Hotel , Bishop Wearinouth , at 7 ; liestoration ( 128 ) , Town Hall , Darlington , at S . Chapter . —Thursday , 12 th , Tees ( 710 ) , . Mason ' s Court , Stockton , at 7 . GATESHEAD . —Lodge of Industry ( No . 5 b' ) . —This Lodge held a meeting at the Grey Horse Inn , on Monday , April 2 ath , ISoi ) , when the Lodge was opened by the W . M ., Bro . C . J . Banister , assisted by tho Past Masters aud officers of the Lodge . The business concluded , it was closed in duo form and with solemn prayer . Notice of motion was given that at the next meeting a proposition would be brought forward to obtain the assistance of the brethren towards the erection of a Masonic hall .

ESSEX . ArroiNTUEXis . —loifyra .- —Monday , May 0 th , Star in the Bast ( 93 s ) , Private Kooius , Harwich , at 7 ; Tuesday , 10 th , Augcl ( 30 ) , Cups Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Wednesday , 11 th , United ( 008 ) , George Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Good Fellowship ( 343 ) , White Hart , Chelmsford , at 7 . Chapters . —Tuesday , 10 th , Essex ( 313 ) , George Hotel , Chelmsford , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Patriotic ( 50 ) , Cups Hotel , Colchester , at 7 .

HAMPSHIRE . ArroixTMEXTS . —/ . iK ^ c . —T'lmrsday , May 12 th , lioyal Gloucester ( lo' 2 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Southampton , at 7 . Chapter— Wednesday , 11 th , Friendship ( 310 ) , Private Itooias , Portsmouth , at 7 . WiwuHiisTKit . —Lodge of ( Economy ( No . 50 ) . —The usual monthly meeting of this Lodge took place on Wednesday evening , the ' 27 th ult , ; present Bro , Hasleham ,

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THE GRAND LODGE AND GRAND FESTIVAL. Article 1
MODERN WRITERS UPON FREEMASONRY.—II. Article 4
CLASSICAL THEOLOGY. Article 10
THE CRAFT AND ITS CRITICISERS.—III. Article 14
THE MIDDLESEX ARCHÆOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 18
FREEMASONRY IN BRAZIL. Article 22
IO IN EGYPT.* Article 24
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 26
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES. Article 27
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 28
METROPOLITAN. Article 32
PROVINCIAL. Article 39
ROYAL ARCH. Article 45
THE WEEK. Article 45
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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prepared to present with its report a plan of the projected hall . 5 . That the committee be requested to present this report at the next regular meeting of the Lodge . 6 . That the committee consist of the W . M ., the present Wardens , and of Bros . Manuel , Binet , Ratier , Le Gros , and Voisin , This very important matter having been satisfactorily disposed of , the Lodge proceeded to the election of tho W . M . for the ensuing year . Several brethren were put in nomination , and Bro . Le Cras , who now fills that high office , was re-elected . A more complete evidence

of the appreciation of his efforts could not have been given . The annual banquet and installation of officers was fixed for May 24 th . The business of the evening was appropriately brought to a close by a vote of £ 4 to the Masonic Annuity Fund , tho immediate object of which was to obtain votes for John Battam , an aged Mason of good character , who has lost one leg , aud has been rendered incapable of work by old age and infirmity , with a view to place him on the list of annuitants at the approaching election of the institution . At half-past ten the W . M . closed tho Lodge , after a sitting of five hours , and in another hour the brethren dispersed ,

after partaking of the usual light refreshments . It may be added , that Bro . J . Hammond , Prov . G . M . of the Channel Islands , favoured the meeting by his presence , and remained during tho whole of tho interesting proceedings , —[ From our correspondent H . H . ]

CHESHIRE . ArroixistExis— Lodges . —Wednesday , May nth , Fidelity ( 6 ' 2 iS ) , White Hart , Flowery Field , at S ; Thursday , 12 th , Mersey ( 701 ) , Angel Hotel , Birkenhead , at 0 . CORNWALL . AFI ' OIKTMENT . —/ . orfj / e . —Tuesday , May 10 th , Drnida of love and liberality ( 859 ) , Lodge Room , liedruth , at 7 . DEVONSHIRE .

ArsoiKTiLEKis . —Andres . —Monday , May 0 th , San ( 123 ) , Globe Hotel , Eiiuouth , at 5 ; Sineerity ( 221 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehottse , at 7 ; Wednesday , 11 th , Fortitude ( 122 ) , Princo George Hotel , Storehouse , at 7 . DORSETSHIRE . ArroiNiJiEST . — £ < % &—Monday , May 0 th , Montague ( 003 ) , Lion Ins , Lyme Hcgis , at 7 . DURHAM .

ArroixxMEXTS . —Zw / i / es . —Monday , May 9 th , St . Hilda ' s ( 202 ) , Golden Lion , South Shields , at 7 ; Tuesday , 10 th , St . John ' s ( 95 ) , Phojuii Hall , Sunderland , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Palatine-( 11-1 ) , Bridge Hotel , Bishop Wearinouth , at 7 ; liestoration ( 128 ) , Town Hall , Darlington , at S . Chapter . —Thursday , 12 th , Tees ( 710 ) , . Mason ' s Court , Stockton , at 7 . GATESHEAD . —Lodge of Industry ( No . 5 b' ) . —This Lodge held a meeting at the Grey Horse Inn , on Monday , April 2 ath , ISoi ) , when the Lodge was opened by the W . M ., Bro . C . J . Banister , assisted by tho Past Masters aud officers of the Lodge . The business concluded , it was closed in duo form and with solemn prayer . Notice of motion was given that at the next meeting a proposition would be brought forward to obtain the assistance of the brethren towards the erection of a Masonic hall .

ESSEX . ArroiNTUEXis . —loifyra .- —Monday , May 0 th , Star in the Bast ( 93 s ) , Private Kooius , Harwich , at 7 ; Tuesday , 10 th , Augcl ( 30 ) , Cups Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Wednesday , 11 th , United ( 008 ) , George Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Good Fellowship ( 343 ) , White Hart , Chelmsford , at 7 . Chapters . —Tuesday , 10 th , Essex ( 313 ) , George Hotel , Chelmsford , at 7 ; Thursday , 12 th , Patriotic ( 50 ) , Cups Hotel , Colchester , at 7 .

HAMPSHIRE . ArroixTMEXTS . —/ . iK ^ c . —T'lmrsday , May 12 th , lioyal Gloucester ( lo' 2 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Southampton , at 7 . Chapter— Wednesday , 11 th , Friendship ( 310 ) , Private Itooias , Portsmouth , at 7 . WiwuHiisTKit . —Lodge of ( Economy ( No . 50 ) . —The usual monthly meeting of this Lodge took place on Wednesday evening , the ' 27 th ult , ; present Bro , Hasleham ,

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